Escorpião takes us right into the messy aftermath of a breakup, where Jão tries every wild distraction he can think of—random kisses, late-night drinks in city squares, even silent phone calls to his ex—just to erase the pain. He swears he is over it, but the moment he finally stops thinking about that person, boom, the ex appears with a sweet request: “let’s stay friends.”
Instead of a gentle reconciliation, Jão unleashes his inner scorpion. He calls himself an “escorpiano vingativo”—a vengeful Scorpio—who refuses the friendship proposal and promises that the ex will never forget him. The song mixes bittersweet longing with fiery determination, turning heartbreak into a bold declaration of self-worth and a warning sting. It is a playful yet intense portrait of love, pride, and the sharp tail that can come out when someone pushes a Scorpio too far.